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Entering the city through the old industrial area of Locksbrook, the Avon River winds through entire Bath and is one of the main components of its cityscape. In addition to that, Avon River had a great deal to do with the city's development as it enabled the boom of export with Bath stone being shipped all over the world.

River Avon

Transfer Sedan Round-trip

Transfer Minivan Round-trip

Transfer Minivan One-way

Public Cruise

Professional Guide

Transfer Sedan One-way

Unwind from the hustle and bustle of the city and take a deep breath while strolling around the Prior Park Landscape Garden in Bath, England. The postcard-like 18th-century garden was designed by the poet Alexander Pope and landscape gardener Capability Brown, and houses not only all sorts of local flora but also a lake and the picturesque the Palladian bridge.

Prior Park Landscape Garden

Entrance Ticket

After actively sightseeing Bath, make sure to stop for a bite at the Sally Lunn's House, serving a popular local specialty dating back to centuries ago. Also known as a Sally Lunn, the delicacy is a yeast dough bun usually served warm with a bit of butter. It is believed that the first bun was made on the site in a bakery established in 1680, while the house itself dates back to the 15th century and is considered to be one of the oldest houses in the entire Bath.

Sally Lunn's House

Tasting

Make sure to include the renowned Royal Crescent in your Bath itinerary. Dating back to the 18th century, it has become not only a significant visitor attraction but also one of the main symbols of the city. It consists of 30 adjacent houses boasting marvelous Georgian architecture, making it one of the greatest examples of the architectural heritage of such style in the country. In addition to that, it was also home to numerous noteworthy people, such as Henry Sandford and William Wilberforce. Nowadays, house no. 1 is open as a museum, while no. 16 boasts a luxury hotel allowing you to become a resident yourself!

Royal Crescent

Step into the wondrous literary world and get better acquainted with the life of the English novelist, Jane Austen while visiting Bath, England. The Jane Austen Center tells the story of the life of the author, known for her exceptional literary work, with pieces such as Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, and others. The displays also cover the Regency period and take you back in time with actors dressed in the proper manner, guiding you through the exhibitions.

Jane Austen Centre

Visiting the renowned Roman Baths while in Bath, England, is absolutely a must! Set in the heart of the city, the ancient baths are now a major visitor attraction and one of the finest sites of historical significance in Northern Europe. The well-preserved remains are filled with hot water from the thermal springs that Bath is known for. There is also a museum nearby dedicated to the exceptional heritage site and the Temple of Sulis Minerva, housing the gilt bronze head of the Goddess Sulis Minerva.

Roman Bath

Step back in time and marvel at the evolution of style throughout centuries at the Fashion Museum Bath in England. Situated in the Assembly Rooms, the museum's exquisite displays started to accumulate in 1963 with the fashion historian Doris Langley Moore giving up her collection of clothing to the city of Bath. Ever since then, the exhibitions grew, and more and more authentic clothing was collected, dating from the 16th century to the current day.

Fashion Museum Bath

Don't miss the chance to visit the spectacular Bath Abbey while touring the jewels of England. Founded in the 7th century, the former Benedictine monastery is currently the parish church of the Church of England. Bath Abbey has the capacity of over a thousand spectators; therefore, it often becomes a venue for numerous ceremonies and events of high significance. It is also one of the greatest examples of Perpendicular Gothic architecture featuring a fan vaulting, over 50 stained-glass windows, a bell-tower, and numerous historical artifacts.

Bath Abbey

Group Tour

Visit the New Royal Bath and enjoy the top-notch treatment with spectacular views over Bath and its iconic landmarks. Located in the city's very heart, the Thermae Bath Spa is fitted with baths of naturally-warm mineral-rich waters, one located on the top level of the building ensuring awe-inspiring views over the surroundings. There is also an on-site restaurant for visitors to fuel up on some mouth-watering delicacies after relaxing at the baths.

New Royal Bath

One of the prominent landmarks in the city, the Pulteney Bridge, is a must-visit on any tour around Bath, England. The imposing bridge crosses the Avon River and boasts features of the unique Georgian architectural style, as well as numerous small shops lining the construction. Dating back to the 18th century, the Pulteney Bridge was named after a family that owned a lot of land in the surrounding area and decided to build a marvelous bridge to connect it with the territory on the other side of the river.

Pulteney Bridge

Founded by the Romans as a thermal spa, Bath became an important center of the wool industry in the Middle Ages. In the 18th century, under George III, it developed into an elegant town with neoclassical Palladian buildings, which blend harmoniously with the Roman baths. 

Today you meet your private professional guide and together you explore the highlights of the city and its most interesting sights on a private walking tour. Entrance to the Roman Baths, a well-preserved historical site dating back to 70AD, is included.

After the tour, you return to your Bath hotel.

Bath Walking City Tour

This day is dedicated to the exploration is one of the most ancient cities in England, Glastonbury. 

Today you discover the ruins of the legendary medieval Glastonbury Abbey which holds the status of the earliest Christian foundation in Britain and is believed to be the burial place of the King Arthur. Following the visit to the Abbey, you climb Tor, a conical hill topped by a 14th-century St Michael's Tower. The iconic hill still attracts those interested in sacred geometry, earth energies, druids, and UFO spotters. From the top of Tor, you'll have a great opportunity to admire outstanding views across the Somerset Levels. 

After the tour, your private driver takes you back to Bath.

Trip to Glastonbury

The Cotswolds is one of the most 'quintessentially English' and unchanged regions of England where you cannot help but fall in love with its uniqueness. Today following breakfast you go on a tour around the stunning Cotswolds countryside. 

During the tour you see Castle Combe, named 'the Prettiest Village in England'. Continue to Malmesbury famous for its rich history and finally on to beautiful Lower Slaughter to see its Old Mill and cottages of Cotswold stone.

After the tour you return to Bath and have the rest of the day free.

Tour Around Cotswolds

In the morning your private guide and driver takes you to Salisbury. This medieval town in the south of the country conserves the spirit of old England. 

Upon arrival, you have a city tour that includes a visit to the gorgeous Salisbury Cathedral. The Cathedral is a wonderful embodiment of Early English Gothic Architecture. Being the highest medieval edifice in the country due to its towering spire, the Cathedral is imbued in history and definitely worth paying a visit. One more highlight of the day is a short drive to the legendary Stonehenge, the mysterious heritage of our Neolithic ancestors as well as the most famous prehistoric monument in the world. 

Following the tour, you return to your hotel in Bath.

Salisbury & Stonehenge Trip

Founded by the Romans as a thermal spa, Bath became an important center of the wool industry in the Middle Ages. In the 18th century, under George III, it developed into an elegant town with neoclassical Palladian buildings, which blend harmoniously with the Roman baths. 

Today you meet your private professional guide and together you explore the highlights of the city and its most interesting sights on a private walking tour. Entrance to the Roman Baths, a well-preserved historical site dating back to 70AD, is included. 
An absolute highlight of the day is a short drive and visit to the mysterious Stonehenge, which is one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world.

After the tour, you return to your Bath hotel.

Bath UNESCO Heritage & Stonehenge

Today after delicious breakfast at your hotel you embark on yet another adventure.

Today you visit Blenheim Palace that was built in the early 18th Century to celebrate victory over the French in the War of the Spanish Succession. In particular, it was built as a gift to the 1st Duke of Marlborough, John Churchill, the military commander who led the Allied forces in the Battle of Blenheim on 13th August 1704. Marlborough himself received the surrender from Marshall Tallard, leader of the French forces, following the battle. To honor the Duke’s heroic victories, Queen Anne granted his family this palace.

After exploring the palace, you continue onto Oxford - 'City of Dreaming Spires'. Oxford is famous for being home to the oldest university in the English speaking world – countless bright young minds have wandered the town’s cobbled streets over the years! During this guided walking tour you will see the highlights of this city including stunning Bodleian Library.

After the tour you return to your Bath hotel.

Trip to Blenheim Palace & Oxford

Today is dedicated to discovering Wells. After the delicious breakfast you are met by your guide & driver and start the tour. 
With its historic centre, the magnificent cathedral, and the unique moated Bishop's Palace, Wells is definitely worth paying a visit. You see all of the well-known paces and some of the hidden gems too! Learn about the history of Wells and how it prospers in 21st century. You get to see the oldest Almshouses in Somerset, discover what remains of the Priory of St. John and visit Wells Cathedral and Bishop's Palace. 
After the tour is over you are taken back to your hotel in Bath.

Trip to Wells

Reserve a day to visit wonderful Bristol, a city upon River Avon which boasts with its rich maritime history.

In the morning you meet your guide and driver at your Bath hotel and make your way to the Clifton Suspension Bridge. The world famous bridge was constructed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and completed five years after his death, after being 111 years under construction. 

You then walk back through Clifton to the centre of Bristol to see its historical sights and fashionable center. 

After the tour you are transferred back to Bath.

Trip to Bristol & the Clifton Bridge

Today we invite you to a traditional glassblowing & stained glass studio to try yourself as a real glassblower. During the masterclass, you'll be shown how to shape, heat and blow the glass and have the chance go onto the Hot Floor to help the glassblower throughout the process of making a bauble. Afterward, your own masterpiece will be cooled overnight and ready for you to collect. 

*Note: the group size for a masterclass is from 2 to 4 people.
*Note: the activity it is not suitable for pregnant women or children under 16 years.

Glassblowing Masterclass

Treat yourself with traditional English afternoon tea accompanied by the finest selection of snacks. Tea is served in Lucknam Park Hotel, an 18th century Palladian mansion in Wiltshire surrounded by 500 acres of gardens.
Transfers to Wiltshire Country (located within 30-minute drive from Bath) and back are included.

English Tea in Wiltshire

The Cotswolds is one of the most 'quintessentially English' and unchanged regions of England where you cannot help but fall in love with its uniqueness. Today following breakfast you go to a meeting point located a short walk away from your hotel to join a small group tour around the stunning Cotswolds countryside. 

During the tour you see Castle Combe, named 'the Prettiest Village in England'. Then you continue to Bibury and see the beautiful Cotswold architecture at the picturesque Arlington Row, built in the 14th century. Your next stop is the Bourton on the Water, known as the Venice of the Cotswolds. You have a stop for lunch at the Stow-on-the-Wold and have some free time to explore this traditional Cotswold market town. Before returning back to Bath, you have a chance to see the burial place of the first king of England, the amazing Malmesbury Abbey, as well as the amazingly preserved Malmesbury Market Cross.

After the tour you return to Bath and have the rest of the day at leisure.

Group size: up to 16 participants.

Tour is available from March to October, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Don't miss the chance to visit the Cotswolds - one of the most 'quintessentially English' and unchanged regions of England where you cannot help but fall in love with its uniqueness. During the tour, you visit Castle Combe, named 'the Prettiest Village in England' before continuing to Bibury to see the picturesque 14th-century Arlington Row. Today you also visit the Bourton on the Water, stop for lunch at the Stow-on-the-Wold, and stop by the burial place of the first king of England, the amazing Malmesbury Abbey. Tour is available from March to October, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Cotswolds Tour

Today following breakfast you go to a meeting point located a short walk away from your hotel to join a half day small group tour to the mysterious Stonehenge, one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world.

Upon arrival, you enjoy a guided tour of Stonehenge in an intimate group and unearth the secrets of the stones.

After the tour you return to Bath and have the rest of the day at leisure. 

Group size: up to 8 participants. 

From October to December the tour is available from Monday through Friday.
From January to April the tour is available from Monday through Saturday.
From May to September the tour is available daily.

Join a half-day small group tour to the mysterious Stonehenge, one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world. Upon arrival, you enjoy a guided tour of Stonehenge in an intimate group and unearth the secrets of the stones.

Stonehenge Tour

Take a public 50-minute cruise on Avon River to explore Bath from a different angle. Embark an authentic 1960’s traditional small river cruiser and relax with a glass of prosecco while your skipper points out the key attractions.

You see the entrance to the Kennet and Avon Canal, which links London with the Bristol Channel, admire views of Pulteney Bridge and marvel at the city center architecture, including 17th-century Bath Abbey. 

*Please, note: private option is available; contact your travel specialist for the details

Public Cruise on Avon River

English

Roman Baths

The Circus

Thermae Bath Spa

The Jane Austen Centre

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The wonderful city of Bath has been considered an appealing destination since the very Roman times. In the 18-19th centuries, Bath gained its popularity as a praised resort with mineral springs, highly sought among the aristocracy. In fact, modern Bath has so much to offer that the myriad of its architectural and historic treasures has even earned the city the honored status of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and not without a reason. Boasting a well-preserved old town full of delightful honey-colored buildings like the famous Roman Baths and the medieval Bath Abbey, and great museums such as the Victoria Art Gallery, this unique British city is hard to resist. The just as tempting experience you can't miss while in Bath is the local dining culture which can give you a better understanding of what the city is like nowadays without the veil of the historic charm. Refined restaurants, retro cafes, and heritage pubs will definitely help you get the right tune!

Arrival Upon arrival, you check in to your hotel and have the rest of the evening free.

Bath UNESCO Heritage &amp; Stonehenge Tour Founded by the Romans as a thermal spa, Bath became an important center of the wool industry in the Middle Ages. In the 18th century, under George III, it developed into an elegant town with neoclassical Palladian buildings, which blend harmoniously with the Roman baths.Today you meet your private professional guide and together you explore the highlights of the city and its most interesting sights on a private walking tour. Entrance to the Roman Baths, a well-preserved historical site dating back to 70AD, is included.An absolute highlight of the day is a short drive and visit to the mysterious Stonehenge, which is one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world.After the tour, you return to your Bath hotel.

Tour Around Cotswolds The Cotswolds is one of the most 'quintessentially English' and unchanged regions of England where you cannot help but fall in love with its uniqueness.Today following breakfast you meet your guide and driver and go on a tour around the stunning Cotswolds countryside. During the tour you visit Castle Combe, named "most beautiful village in England". Then on to Malmesbury, continue to Lower Slaughter.After the tour you return to Bath and have the rest of the day free.

Departure Today after breakfast and check-out, you meet your driver and continue your journey.

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